>> but where's dick armey? you know, i had a black tea party member from texas who is also an naacp member come up to me after my speech, put his arm around me and say thank you. i know there's space for me here. i've been active in the tea party. in recent months, i've begun to feel uncomfortable. i'm glad somebody like you is speaking out so i can stay active in the tea party and there will always be a good space for me. i want david to stay active in it. but i want folks in texas and down south. >> larry: let me take a break and ask david webb if he'll call dick armey and see if dick will speak out. waking up with morning pain can drain the energy right out of you. fight it with new... it combines extra strength bayer aspirin to treat pain plus an alertness aid to help you get off to a running start. try bayer am the morning pain reliever. >> larry: all right, david webb, have you called on dick armey to make a public stand against racist statements made inside the movement? >> i have not personally spoken w

>> david's doing that, but where's dick armey? you know, i had a black tea party member from texas who is also an naacp member come up to me after my speech, put his arm around me and say thank you. i know there's space for me here. i've been active in the tea party. in recent months, i've begun to feel uncomfortable. i'm glad somebody like you is speaking out so i can stay active in the tea party and there will always be a good space for me. i love that david's active, and i want david to stay active. but i want folks in texas and down south. feel as comfortable as he does up north. feel as comfortable as up north. feel as comfortable as he does up north. t feel as comfortable as he does up north. o feel as comfortable as he does up north. feel as comfortable as up north. feel as comfortable as up north. i'm that guy that doesn't take directions. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i awoke with pains in my chest. i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspi

we don't hear from dick armey, the grandfather... >> he's not the grandfather of the tea party, ben. be realistic. >> david, i didn't talk over you. show me the same respect. how about that? and we find it... you know, the reality here is that the new black panther party is like 12 people, 13 people. they don't say these things at the naacp. if they did, we would take them on. i said three times on a show with you last week, so hear me this time. you know, bigots come in all colors. we absolutely denounce the new black panther party. but they aren't in our group. these folks are in your groups. you're the only one up there in new york who is saying anything. these other folks come out and say things nationally. i talk to you about tea party members who belong to the naacp who stand with us, who are there saying "please get these folks out of our party. it will improve the party." thank you for taking action in the last 24 hours. but you're also being disingenuous when you say that a man who is a founder of tea party express, who is on tv as a national spokesman hasn't been a tea part

dick armey called your congressional career mediocre. can you give arizonans a list of reasons why they should send you back to washington when their effectiveness has been question? >> thanks to you for taking the time to join us. you face a crucial decision when it comes to deciding your next united states senator. you can choose between haleh convenient conservative for a consistent conservative. when it came back home, listen to you, and is ready to go back and serve his sentence. their remarks are interesting. dick armey is not a student of history. i have spent 12 years in the united states house. i had an active hand in writing the bush tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 that john burkett against. i am also the author of a land grant that has been vital. i stand by my service even though mr. army may have other ideas. >> as you just heard, congressman they work is a persuasive fellow. he was voted out by his constituents. he became a lobbyist. after that, he became a talk- show host. he has certainly had an interesting career. of course, y

where is dick armey, where is sarah palin? it's an easy thing to say what you just said.bers should do it. but so should the leaders. it's an op-ed piece in politico. but most americans don't hear that or know that. there are elements, not the core elements. i don't think the movement is racist. but there are racist elements should be repudiated. so where are the leaders? it seems like a no-brainer. >> the tea party like any other movement wants to win over the moderates. the swing voters out there, if you would. if they're an embarrassment to their fellow conservatives they break up their own coalition. this becomes a relevant thing here. this is not just political correctness. >> but i think it's interesting -- we thought that, well, there seemed to be people that said that the election of obama seemed that we reached a post racial america. the heat around this discussion, this week, shows that we're a long way postracial. >> i said we'll be post racial when we're post racism. this was, i think, an awakening of conservatives that were rather shocked by obama's election

you asked about dick armey's remarks. he is an economist, not a student of history. had he bothered to check, he would realize that i spent 12 years in the united states house. i served on the ways and means committee. i have an active hand in writing the bush tax cuts of two thousand one and 2003, which john mccain voted against. they helped reinvigorate our economy. i am the author of a new education land grant, vital to schools across our country. i stand by my service, a even inrmey mr. might have -- even. though mr. -- even though mr. armey might not. >> thank you for making this even possible. i would agree with dick armey. as you just heard, congressman hayworth is pretty persuasive. after he was voted out by his constituents, he became a lobbyist. after that, a talk-show host. after that, and an commercialstar. -- an infomercial star. he has had an interesting career. you will hear them continue to criticize me tonight. look at the conservative organizations supporting me. you should listen to them. the arizona right to life, the national rifle association, t

a former colleague here, dick armey described it, it was a great description and i repeat it often, if the economy is a horse race and if the economy is the horse, then government is the jockey, at whatever point the jockey becomes larger than the horse, you know you have problems. and that is what we have today. we have been trying to reduce the cost for small businesses. and it's been very challenging to do with the folks that we have here. one of the -- just to share one bill that i have been working on and introduced sometime ago and that was to allow individuals, entrepreneurs who have this vision, have this american dream, be able to take some money and take that money into a tax-deferred savings account and allows them to do it on a regular basis and build that amount of money up so whatever point, they got the dream and know what they want to do, when they accumulate enough of tax-deferred savings, they can purchase maybe physical property, maybe resources, equipment, capital they need to start that business, be able to stimulate a new business that grows, grows jobs. that's ju